HOPE SEPTEMBER FIGURES ARE AN
ANOMALY AS MONMOUTHSHIRE AMBULANCE RESPONSE TIMES ARE LOWEST IN
WALES AGAIN

3rd November 2010
William Graham (Conservative AM for South
Wales East) responding to the latest Ambulance response time
statistics for September 2010:
“Throughout the summer months 4 out of
every 10 emergency call-outs in Monmouthshire failed to make
the Assembly target response time of 8 minutes. During
September this increased to 5 out of 10, as Monmouthshire
returned to the bottom of the Wales response rate
table”.
“65.9% of emergency calls within the
Aneurin Bevan Health Board met the 8 minute target response
time; however the response rate for Monmouthshire was
51.9%”
“I am aware of the commitment from our
A&E staff and paramedics to make this service more
efficient; and applaud their efforts to ensure we have the most
effective emergency treatment”.
“I hope that there is no cause for concern
and the September figures are an anomaly in a recent trend of
improving response time for
Monmouthshire”.
 
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